If you use what is probably a more realistic figure for gold at $1,700, the NPV jumps to a blistering $1.5 billion. Why do I have this sneaking feeling that a market cap that is only 5% of NPV isn’t going to last long.

This is in Timmins for crying out loud. It’s one of the best mining camps in Canada;

this isn’t on the moon or in a scene of

“Dancing with the Penguins.”

They plan on producing 288,000 ounces of gold a year

with a 12-year mine life.

The company has about $2 million in the bank.

Naturally they will have to do a financing in the next few months but with the Sprott Physical Silver Trust hitting a new all time low last Thursday, resource investors should be backing up the pickup and loading up.

Gold shares are on sale but they won’t be for long.

I’m not a big fan of the name, I’m sure it means something to someone but it’s not me. I’m not even real sure of how it is pronounced. I like to feel that I can at least pronounce the name of a stock that is going to make my fortune. I’m not totally comfortable with the 167 million shares. They could do a roll back when they do their next financing and it wouldn’t hurt them at all.

We know the world is on the edge of a cliff financially and it’s going to be a long drop to the bottom. I’m only amazed that the crash hasn’t already happened.

But it’s going to happen and at some point there is going to be a rush to real safety.

The bond market is about to blow and when it does the crash starts in earnest.

Buying gold in the ground for $9 is going to look like pretty wise investing very soon.

The shares are up 50% since the end of August in anticipation of the 43-110 and PEA but they aren’t anywhere near where they are going. Investors just don’t get it yet.

Moneta is not an advertiser, I don’t yet own shares and all the information I have is on their website.